Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

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wa1 - covered With ausai sFihutea thai
us11lnQ elzo oo1l4 h1 aeGn. xnsida waal
1 he Klnnly -osEgRed enaAnk. 61andinn Goa
( In baia rulinf aH1inna lha klsnk hrosa
/ cloth on tha c1kan waa thRoun 4 Great
/ s1s1 u red aik, Whi1h uas AZ ths uors
/ slEikt1Q becana1 ne Howera hnd bRrn
/ placed inside % iufsEfsEa With ths IDA
q HAVING upinssa beloved ealuEs shnNn
% the pnhlfn eEsn ln hia dealh. The
| crowds on the Ekrset ooEaaRa nFaned
their neckH % Rst 8 ellmpss Of thisl
ne most imposing Of all The hsArses IN
Ne paReank
xm oTMnn nBAnAna.
Than anolhex hand whnalad inan Lake
street, followed b. many hundrad men-
/ bers q The Os1trai Iabor Uuson. TIE
members og which are amo1e he nost
exiEoDe socialists of lhs city. Behfn1
them wnlked he blaak horses uhiuh
drew Ne haarss in which lay The e1fnn
/ Of Adolf Fischer, the man who yelled
1huFEak fog Anarch4n a fba momens
/ be YES hADged. His heafss was vel
Supplied With hegers, but for some
reaso1 nc red SIX emhlem cf bis faith
had heen thrown acFcaa The caakEl u
whieh we're hia rsmainn
Then cams she fnneFal earriaRs or
Albert r. Parsona. On the bax by the
driver st man holding II his hands Z
hoEal tFihnis Of suoh HiBa that the 10
sefipiion Of Sewers. From &. Of I. As
semhly 14o7, could be ssen hundred
feet away. On PRrn0ns' cofin, innleAd
Of great aash of red, there vas q aim-
pie sfrip Of red silk ribbon, which wns
trailed careiassiy from the head Of ths
eaakel 20 almost the eeniar, ard Wa1
then strung along the door of the hnsrss
Until Il d wonnd itself In little haap
81 thafook. ~It Is Suggestive of aar- /
penf. vas The remark Of an onlooker.
Then along came another eohoFt Of /
the OensrAi Labor 9nion, butchers, hak- /
ere and Representatives Of all sorts of /
trades. Behind These we're drawn the /
heaFse Of George Engsl and Louis LinRn. /
Over both ahe black collins wers the IN /
egitahle red hannerA
AL thFoueh this. which nay be called
The 6rst part Of the psoesssion, there
we're futeKspeFsed carriages oontainine /
relatives and near friends Of the dead
anarchists bat the original programmes
vas changed in the harry and confusion
Of getting the line together. 90 the car
FieRes OF ths mouEners bscams some
What mixed.
rEAx1na HED DzEmEs.
The next feature Of the procession
vas the turnout Of people WHO followed Il
after the hearsea TheFa we're men,
women and children. In ranks af four
to EIGHT deop they tEamped side b. side.
As they swung into Lake street not Q
word was uttered By thoss IL the ranks
az on the corners. The mesa noticeable
feature OF this part Of the pageant waa
the ahoainQ by two looal assemblies Of
Knights Of Labor, composed wholly Of
women. Each one OF these vas ohame
With red. EcarIet IN their hats. bows Of
crimson &c their thFoafe, and long
sixeameFs Of crimson from their Bhonl.
ders made the appearance Of the work
Ina women an object Of special CON-
ment. In 'front.' ee them marched Miss
Mary Mccormick, master workman Of
ths organisation known as "Lnog Par
sons Assembly x. Of L. She was a.
tended By I've others. and the trio car
ried q huge wreath, 10 the Sop Of which
yes attached e HnoW-Whits dove, en-
hiem Of peace. Il viii Be remembered
lhal the signal for The gathering a the
HaymaKkek squaEe vas khe printed
German word "Ruhes" meaning peace.
This vas fhs enly white dove In the
whole lice.
After Tie lone line Of people on foot
had passsd there came carriages 70 the
number Of nifty.
The procession went east on Lake
street. and south on Fifth avenue and
paet The baildinR In which vas former
II the ofisoe Of August Spies and Albert
R, Parsons, when tkey wrote the blood
thirsty editorials for their respestive
papers. Az The arst ranks sf the Auro-
"a Turn Nerein passed tbs buiidina
soma one Of lie members raised In the I
sfr q small Unitod States DAG and
waved it over his head. This vas q Eie-
na lf0s q cheer from the legal spectators /
o. the sidewalk.
Ia half an boar more the pgoeeasion ,
halted at the depot on Polk street, and |
he eoflns Of the dead men we're car /
riad eul by tie pall-beoFefs End deDos-
tied ina baggage car, Eniah then was
9 attached 10 The train.
Forty ears were required 70 take cnt l
he members Of The procession. and |
hundreda Of Othsrs. besides thos9 IN !
oaKFisaos, went out on difereut routes :
So dense was the crowd on the tracks :
lhat vhan ahs train pulled eat ID vas at
4 malls paoe. Every sl11et-oros1ing
md every viaAasa Was biaok With human
beinoa, who looked curionslf Bt the
train a. Il pazRod ~.
Onf throuqh Aha Bohemian district
he uhesis f1llt1 and . the dtouly NOV
Ins train passsd many Bohemian Wo-
men, whose Husbands had takea part ID
Ihe Fiotous acenes of Mag, iee6 peered
cus of windows and ever bank fences 70
GET glimpse Of the car ID which wege
the remains o. The men Who hao preaeh-
ca anarchy 20 lheiT gpouses and LED them
IN many . strike.
AMzrSkL AT Tu oBMnx1n1.
There was no inrideus Of apacial note
during the trip 20 Waidhelm. Arrived
there, the people quickly dismounted,
ana ths band ed The uay 70 the csm-
etery, playing the most meafnful olERe /
os the DAY. On the ehnnldera Of thelF
one time associates were the black cok-
fua of ttaa anaruhislB. eacA half hidden Il
by IA Display af -namina red. tnel9e
tks osmoterT the ecfdna we're laid upoa /
4 rude platform 10 ftont of VIAL seemed
4 rsuRb stoas bei, perfectly window
- ana gfth only ons ANAL door. A
moment Iaker q p6Faon who bad follow
- the c0fins % this point could nos
glir 5 hand e. foot IN any direction, %
fhiek lad The cEUwd boeozne.
The relatives Of ths dead men quick /
" gathered beSids Oapt Black on the
ulsiforEn. he oapsAln delivered the
drnk. of The fumoEaI orKtianss ft vas /
eOuohed In eIssx cot, elegant ianauaRe,
but had no efect on The crowd. II VS.
pEinsipally devoted 70 landaiion of the |
dad men.
Robert ReIlzsl spoke Rext IN 0sfman. |
and vas rather Tinlenf Ia bic dsnnno1as |
ton Of every one eonueete1 with she
famous trial. he ro1sed up TIE crowd
ecasiderably.
T.J Moraan, 4 rahid Enellsh social
~, followed him b violent hafanens
aaainst he rEfsent condition e aDciefy.
| He wnId thai there coald Be nothing / AZ
a0utampt fof tha law wbinn hang his
comrades. Here vas tie Doment when
al exciisd listener yeiied. @thfotsls e :
lawr Morgan ooutinasd % speak in
/ ths most bitteR terms of al Ia o1nEee.